Ironman watches

The American version of the Casio G-Shock, I take it. And a Timex at that. I'd be surprised it these were popular in Japan.

I'd be surprised it these were popular in Japan.

so instead of Ironman Shock.....change name to Samurai Shock and will sell like hotcakes :)

My Iron Man watch is probably one of the most useful things I have ever owned. It conveniently tells the time, right on my wrist! And it's pretty much everything-proof. Also, it lets me know how many hours have passed waiting at the gym for the 5-deep line of old men to finish 10 bench presses.

If I wear these, can I fly and blast tanks with rays from my hands? And if not, why not? For 13,650, I expect value, and it DOES say Ironman.

Is it licensed to DKSH by Stark Industries?

The Timex Ironman watch series has been around for almost two and a half decades. The name comes from the "Ironman" tri-athlons. From Wiki:

In 1986, Timex got the rights to the Ironman name and developed the Ironman Triathlon watch based on the 1984 watch.

That price seems steep. The last Ironman I purchased (last year) was only $55.00

I'll wait till I visit home and buy one at WALMART for 18.99

i'll stick with my ROLEX submariner.

I raced in Ironman events as a sports hobby for over 10 years and competed around the world, the Japanese would turn up at a race with all the best & latest bike & race gear.....if it has Ironman on the label, they bought it. The good Ironman watces now have wireless heart rate & bike computer with data download to computer.